Bennett: Vote for Belief, Not Largest Party, to Grow Bloc
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, leading the Together party, urged Israelis to vote for parties they believe in, not necessarily the largest ones. He stated his party is moving tens of thousands to the "Zionist bloc" to increase its power. Bennett called for empowering his party to enact reforms in Israel.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Former PM Naftali Bennett says voting for the largest party is meaningless.
- Bennett urges Israelis to vote for parties they believe in for change.
- His Together party is reportedly moving tens of thousands to the "Zionist bloc."
- Bennett seeks power to "fix the State of Israel."
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, now chairman of the Together party, stated that voting for the largest party in Israel is meaningless. Instead, he urged voters to cast their ballots for parties they believe in, which he claims will bring about significant change. Bennett asserted that his party is successfully mobilizing tens of thousands of Israelis to join the "Zionist bloc," which he believes is the way to increase its influence. He encouraged supporters to empower his party to "fix the State of Israel."
